Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-19
MINNEAPOLIS

The night schools opened Monday
night.
"A Good Muff1er for SOC at the Crystal.
253 Nicollet ave.
There are 81 teachers and 100 pupils
in the night schools.
Fine silk umbrellas and canes at the
Crystal, 253 Nicolett.
All Wool half hose at 25c at the Crys-
tai, 253 Nicollet avenue.
Lined Gloves in Kid, Buck, etc., at
81 at the Crystal, 253 Nicollet ave.
Rev. John M. Henderson and Rev.
{. H. Reynolds change pulpits to-
morrow evening.
The Cedar avenue and Lake street
improvement association is doing grand
work in that vicinity.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Mr.. e. w. Turner to Miss Miss Antonio
Ellis both of this city.
The mother of Mrs. CARROTS has
come to spend the winter in our city,
the guest of her daughter.
During the illness of Mrs. Coleman
the choir will practice attic parsonage
Friday evening of each week.
Miss Ollie Cousins, who left our city
some time ago, for visit to her home
in Ohio, returned last Monday.
The Ladies Sewing Circle met at the
residence of Mrs. Bolden, No. 1919
Fifth avenue South. They are doing
grandly.
The following persons on the sick list
this week: Mrs. S. Mitchell, Mrs. F.
Lee, Mrs. Coleman. Our sympathy is
extended to all.
The child Of Mrs. Mitchell, which
took the premium at the exposition last
season, has been quite sick with
diphteria but is now convalescent.
Invitations are out for the public in
stallation of officers of Anchor Lodge,
No. Is A. F. and A. M. at Freya hall
5052 Washington avenue South, Tues
day evening Nov 22nd.
The centennial anniversy exercises
were held in the First A. M. e. church
last Wednesday evening Rev. L. H.
Reynolds preached one of his charac-
teristie sermons, the affair was a grand
one.
The negotiations of the Shorter A. M.
r. church We're completed last Wednes-
day, the papers being properly filed
and transposed the agreement having
complied with the law in every way.
the deed was delivered to the trustees
of said church.
u. w. Mitchell, a recent graduate OF
Curtis Commercial college, will give a
series of penmanship lessons at the
Northwest College of Commerce, corner
of Washington and Second avenues
South. His terms are so reasonable
that all who desire to improve their
time in that way should not fail to join
the class Wednesday evening Nov. 3Oth,
1887.
The Excelsior literary and social club
desires to see all of its many patrons Of
last season at their opening reception,
Nov. 23rd, the feature Of the evening
will be a grand march under calcium
lights. Grand entree at 9:3O p. M. Mr..
Oscar Thomas, the incompatible mana
ger:of the famous Autumn club of Chi
cago, will head the march with the most
popular Young lady of the metropolis.
Owing to typographical error the in
vitations read Noy. 24th instead of the
23rd.
The Shorter Lyceum met at it's hall,
No. 5O52 Washington avenue South,
the following program was most excel
lently rendered: 'The advancement
of literature" B. A. Davis; select read
ing, 'The Drinking House over the
way" Miss BERTHE King; recitation, j.
L. Neal.
DISCUSSION.
Resolved, That the fear of punish
ment has more bearing on the minds Of
the people than the hope of reward.
Affirmation, Miss Mittie Boon. j. G..
Sterritt, j. w. Mitchell. Negative, Mr..
j. Z. Neal, Emzellah Mitchell. Judges,
A. q. Plummer, A. Macy and A.
Rivers. They rendered decision of
favor Of the affirmative.